Southern Swedish Forest Research Centre
Faculty days with the Faculty of Forest Sciences
annika.mossing@slu.se The Faculty of Forest Sciences invites you to an interesting lunch to lunch programme in Umeå 18-19 November 2026. The Faculty of Forests Sciences Umeå Elisabeth Nyström,
Wood ash increases early growth of poplar on productive forest land
There is potential in using forested land and forested arable land for poplar plantations in Sweden, without competing with food and feed production. A new study by PhD student Luca Muraro and his
Stina Johannesson
stina.johannesson@slu.se I work as communications officer for Trees For Me, a centre of excellence focused on fast-growing broadleaf trees for sustainable forestry, materials and energy in Sweden.
Nafiseh Vafaei
nafiseh.vafaei@slu.se I’m a statistician specializing in stochastic processes, currently focused on modeling tree growth in forest stands.
Last open call: 12 PhD student projects in WIFORCE Research School
Researchers at the Faculty of Forest Sciences can now apply for PhD student projects focusing on the future sustainable use of forests. Apply no later than September 23. Also those who are not yet
Excursion: Tree species selection and climate-adapted forestry in Jämtland and Västernorrland
stina.johannesson@slu.se Welcome to a full-day excursion about fast-growing broadleaf trees, other tree species and forestry in a changing climate. During the excursion, researchers from Trees For
Excursion: Tree species selection and climate-adapted forestry in Västerbotten
stina.johannesson@slu.se Welcome to a full-day excursion about fast-growing broadleaf trees, other tree species and forestry in a changing climate. During the excursion, researchers from Trees For
Dissertation Amanda de Castro Segtowich
Thinning strategies and their impact on growth dynamics, allocation patterns and water use efficiency in Scots pine stands charlotta.bergstrom@slu.se Amanda de Castro Segtowich defends her thesis "
Remote sensing methods to uncover vegetation structure
PhD course: Remote sensing methods to uncover vegetation structure dimitris.athanassiadis@slu.se This course summarizes remote sensing and other digital methods to study a vegetation structure.
Management and consequences of forest damage
PhD course: Management and consequences of forest damage dimitris.athanassiadis@slu.se Forest damage induced by abiotic events and biotic agents is becoming increasingly frequent in forest
In-depth course in forest regeneration
PhD course: In-depth course in forest regeneration dimitris.athanassiadis@slu.se Forest regeneration is the process by which a forest area is re-established after that the trees have been harvested
One Health Breakfast Club#25
The One Health Breakfast Club #25: Reforestation for ecosystem function, human health, and livelihoods futureonehealth@slu.se Welcome to the One Health Breakfast Club 8 April between 8.00 and 9.00.